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Digital Service Station expands into Canada
Thursday January 27th 2011A Toronto post-production company offers a new service to help independent film makers and production companies who wish to edit projects in-house. Al Mitchell, president of PPD – Post Producers Digital, announced this week that PPD has become the first Digital Service Station in Canada.
The simple “You Shoot/We Capture, You Edit/We Deliver” concept behind Digital Service Station was created by Terence Curren, president of AlphaDogs in Burbank California. Curren explains that “with today’s technology many producers are editing their projects in-house, however they sometimes lack the technical expertise and equipment to ingest and output their projects. That’s where the media transfer specialists at Digital Service Station come in.”
With locations in the United States and now Canada, Digital Service Stations capture or transcode camera source material to Avid or Final Cut edit-ready media. When the project has been edited and is ready to record or export to videotape or other delivery formats they have the HD and SD machines, encoders and test equipment to ensure a smooth delivery process. They take all the worry out of SD, HD and file-based captures, laybacks and exports. All clients need to do is shoot and edit.
Many producers who are editing in-house may not realize that there are resources they can use to take their production to the next level. By working with the experts at a Digital Service Station producers can add a lot of production quality to their shows without having to edit their entire project at an outside post house. Mitchell explains that “clients bring us projects which are fully edited but may need advanced colour correction or other finishing tools which they don’t normally have access to. For broadcast projects our experienced editors will check video and audio levels to ensure they meet stringent broadcast specifications. One of the key advantages is that producers traveling to different cities in North America can rely on the technical expertise and high quality of HD and SD equipment at each local Digital Service Station to get the job done.” Toronto is also the first Digital Service Station location to offer services for Stereoscopic 3D editing.
For more information go to www.digitalservicestation.com
Front Page, Industry News
Digital Service Station expands into Canada
Thursday January 27th 2011A Toronto post-production company offers a new service to help independent film makers and production companies who wish to edit projects in-house. Al Mitchell, president of PPD – Post Producers Digital, announced this week that PPD has become the first Digital Service Station in Canada.
The simple “You Shoot/We Capture, You Edit/We Deliver” concept behind Digital Service Station was created by Terence Curren, president of AlphaDogs in Burbank California. Curren explains that “with today’s technology many producers are editing their projects in-house, however they sometimes lack the technical expertise and equipment to ingest and output their projects. That’s where the media transfer specialists at Digital Service Station come in.”
With locations in the United States and now Canada, Digital Service Stations capture or transcode camera source material to Avid or Final Cut edit-ready media. When the project has been edited and is ready to record or export to videotape or other delivery formats they have the HD and SD machines, encoders and test equipment to ensure a smooth delivery process. They take all the worry out of SD, HD and file-based captures, laybacks and exports. All clients need to do is shoot and edit.
Many producers who are editing in-house may not realize that there are resources they can use to take their production to the next level. By working with the experts at a Digital Service Station producers can add a lot of production quality to their shows without having to edit their entire project at an outside post house. Mitchell explains that “clients bring us projects which are fully edited but may need advanced colour correction or other finishing tools which they don’t normally have access to. For broadcast projects our experienced editors will check video and audio levels to ensure they meet stringent broadcast specifications. One of the key advantages is that producers traveling to different cities in North America can rely on the technical expertise and high quality of HD and SD equipment at each local Digital Service Station to get the job done.” Toronto is also the first Digital Service Station location to offer services for Stereoscopic 3D editing.
For more information go to www.digitalservicestation.com
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Front Page, Industry News
Digital Service Station expands into Canada
Thursday January 27th 2011A Toronto post-production company offers a new service to help independent film makers and production companies who wish to edit projects in-house. Al Mitchell, president of PPD – Post Producers Digital, announced this week that PPD has become the first Digital Service Station in Canada.
The simple “You Shoot/We Capture, You Edit/We Deliver” concept behind Digital Service Station was created by Terence Curren, president of AlphaDogs in Burbank California. Curren explains that “with today’s technology many producers are editing their projects in-house, however they sometimes lack the technical expertise and equipment to ingest and output their projects. That’s where the media transfer specialists at Digital Service Station come in.”
With locations in the United States and now Canada, Digital Service Stations capture or transcode camera source material to Avid or Final Cut edit-ready media. When the project has been edited and is ready to record or export to videotape or other delivery formats they have the HD and SD machines, encoders and test equipment to ensure a smooth delivery process. They take all the worry out of SD, HD and file-based captures, laybacks and exports. All clients need to do is shoot and edit.
Many producers who are editing in-house may not realize that there are resources they can use to take their production to the next level. By working with the experts at a Digital Service Station producers can add a lot of production quality to their shows without having to edit their entire project at an outside post house. Mitchell explains that “clients bring us projects which are fully edited but may need advanced colour correction or other finishing tools which they don’t normally have access to. For broadcast projects our experienced editors will check video and audio levels to ensure they meet stringent broadcast specifications. One of the key advantages is that producers traveling to different cities in North America can rely on the technical expertise and high quality of HD and SD equipment at each local Digital Service Station to get the job done.” Toronto is also the first Digital Service Station location to offer services for Stereoscopic 3D editing.
For more information go to www.digitalservicestation.com
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